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Circles the pairs to minor: 3-4.

First quarter in the building.

First on 8 as conductor.

First variable hunt for all except 4 & 7.

First variable hunt major: 4 & 7.

50th together: 1 & 7.

1st in method: 3-4.

First Surprise Royal: 4.

First as conductor on ten.

First spliced across two stages for all.

Rung to mess up conductor's quarter peal database.

200th Quarter Peal: 5.

The ringers of 4 and 5 enjoyed the largest carvery of their lives earlier today and wish to dedicate this quarter to the staff of the Red Lion, Wolvercote.

Rung to congratulate Mel Orchard on passing her clinical and medical finals.

To mark the start of the OUSCR Annual Dinner weekend. Also as a 19th birthday compliment to Bob Wallis.

Circled the Tower: 6.

Most Spliced: 2.

Rung on OUS dinner day.

First of surprise: 3

First on 8 as conductor

1st Spliced Surprise Royal: 3, 6.

First Spliced Surprise Major: 2, 3 & 4.

50th Together: 5 & 6.

1st Doubles in hand: 1-2, 3-4.

Birthday compliment to John Camp.

Rung for the sole reason of grabbing the date.

For OUSCR Quarter Peal Day.

Completes the city centre to quarters: 6 (anything for a grab).

For OUSCR Quarter Peal Day.

First of Pudsey Royal: 3-8.

Completes the "Standard 8" Surprise Royal: 3,4.

Dubious completion of the Standard 8 as conductor.

Circled the tower and 200th quarter: 1

First of royal: 7

First on 10 as conductor

A 21st birthday compliment to Robert Criddle.

First of Pudsey: 6

Completes the standard eight surprise major as conductor

1st in method: 5

1st in m: 3,8.

[James Marchbank-esque footnote: the ringer of the 4th has now rung a peal of London Royal on this bell.]

Thraped round as a 27th birthday compliment to Henry D Coggill after discovering that Superlativeshire isn't a county.

The conductor would like to put the success of this quarter down to the go-faster haircuts of the ringers of 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8.

First Thraped: 1, 2, 4, 5 and 8.

Also as a 27th birthday compliment to Brich for tomorrow.

Superfluous footnotes:

50th in the tower: 7.

Coming of age (21st) quarter: 4.

20th of Triples: 6.

1st on a Sunday morning: 1

First of Spliced: 6.

Most methods spliced surprise major: 3, 4

50th quarter on the bells: 6

First on 10: 10.

On OUSCR Quarter Peal Weekend.

First blows in method for all except 6.

No further footnotes were considered necessary.

100th together: 3-4 & 7-8.

Celebrating the end of Bondy's exams.

Most methods spliced: 3, 6

Last quarter peal as an OUS resident, and first in, er, a sunhat: 8

First in half a swimming costume: 2

25th quarter peal: 1

The band would like to thank the ringer of the 7th for ringing through the pain to the end of the quarter, despite a horrific sporting injury

First Minor in Hand: 1-2.

Celebrating the end of another successful academic year.

In memory of John Scott, who died of cancer last Sunday, aged 35.

A compliment to Lizzie Belcher, ringer at this tower, and Constantine Sandis on the day of their wedding.

900th quarter peal: 5-6.

1000th quarter of a peal: 5-6.

First variable hunt: 1, 3, 4, & 5.

First variable hunt minor: 2.

The band would like to thank Bob "Single" Wallis for the inspiration for the name of the change of hunt call.

A wedding compliment to Tim Thorpe and Kate Warner, married today at Headington Baptist Church.

Celebrating the successful circulation of beams through the LHC at CERN and the continued existence of the universe until 21st October.

First as conductor.

Entry into the sad list: 4.

1st Doubles in hand: 5-6.

Believed to be the first at the address.

To celebrate the life of Richard Wright of Pink Floyd who died earlier today.

Believed to be the first at the address.

To celebrate the life of Richard Wright of Pink Floyd who died earlier today.

First in method: 3.

Celebrating Alex's otherwise unmarked circling of the tower on 27th August.

A pre-quarter-quarter to make sure that the numbers are right.

250th quarter, 50th as Conductor and 50th on the bells: 8.

50th birthday compliment to the Old Man??? It would all be too perfect.

"I could call a 1250, what a good idea." SAB

First of Little Bob: 4.

50th on the Bells: 8.

50th this year: 10.

Containing bobs, as it turned out that only singles was going to be a problem.

Rung in anticipation of an exciting Oxford Society meeting and with apologies to Bernard Stone for locking the door to the tower.

Apologies for absence were received from the following: L O Camden.

In affectionate memory of Jennifer Orchard, a member of this Society.

In sadness at the passing of Magdalen College tenor clapper.

8: First on 10

Rung half-muffled for Remembrance Sunday.

8: First 'Backhouse style' (Due to injury)

Half muffled for Remembrance Sunday. Luke Camden would like to be associated with this performance.

Luke Camden's alarm clock would like to be associated with this quarter.

First blows in method and first S Royal: 7

First in method: 4, 6

First on ten as bob caller

With thanks to the outgoing OUS committee and wishing the incoming one a fruitful year in office.

First in method: 3 & 6.

51st together: 4 & 7 (clerical error).

First since titular augmentation: 1.

Last as a non-member of The Society: 5.

Because A is the best middle initial.

In memory of Jennifer Orchard.

First on 10: 1. First of London S Royal: 4, 7 & 8.

Rung by residents of the Oxford University Society

First quarter peal: 1.